Species Guide Pecan Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Scientific Name Avg. Board Length Common Thicknesses Also Known As Avg. Board Width Avg. Dried Weight Where It Comes From Growth Distribution 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications

Register for upcoming hardwood industry webinars or watch previous sessions on-demand. Stay informed with expert-led training from NHA and NHLA. Webinars Master hardwood skills with expert-led webinars. Stay sharp with live and on-demand webinars led by experts from every corner of the hardwood supply chain. Whether you’re tuning in to learn the latest grading updates, business strategies, or technical innovations, our webinars are built to inform, engage, and keep you ahead in the industry. Hard-Hitting Hardwood Content Our webinar series covers essential topics such as NHLA grading rules, lumber inspection techniques, sawmill best practices, sales strategies, and more. Dive into live sessions designed to keep you ahead of industry changes, or access our library of recorded webinars at your convenience. Live webinars are free to attend for NHLA members and non-members alike. View Upcoming Webinars Upcoming Webinars There are currently no upcoming webinars. Please check back soon. January 22, 2025 Understanding Statistical Process Control ($PC) Learn More Topic: Sawmill Operations RSVP February 19, 2025 Contracts Matter: Protecting Your Business From Costly Liabilities Learn More Topic: Risk Management RSVP March 26, 2025 Learn More About the KD Certification Learn More Topic: Kiln Drying RSVP April 23, 2025 Exploring the Future of Structural Hardwood Learn More Topic: Hardwood Market Trends RSVP April 30, 2025 Rules Change Webinar Learn More Topic: Grading Hardwood Lumber RSVP May 21, 2025 NHLA Thermal Modification Task Force: Why It Matters and How to Get Involved Learn More Topic: Thermal Modification RSVP June 11, 2025 Kiln Drying 101 with Dr. Adam Taylor Learn More Topic: Kiln Drying RSVP July 30, 2025 Convention Preview Webinar: What to Expect at NHLA 2025 Learn More Topic: NHLA Convention RSVP September 17, 2025 Navigating Tariffs in the Hardwood Industry Learn More Topic: Tariffs RSVP Load More On-Demand Webinar Library Missed a live session? Catch up anytime with our full archive of recorded webinars covering every aspect of the hardwood industry. NHLA members enjoy exclusive access to all webinar recordings as a member benefit. Non-members can view replays for a nominal fee. Browse Past Webinars Past Webinars There are currently no past webinars. Please check back soon. January 22, 2025 NHLA Year in Review Topic: NHLA General Business Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Hardwood Innovations: Technology & Value-Added Products Topic: Hardwood Technology Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Thermal Wood & Insurance Topic: Hardwood Market Trends Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Structural Hardwood: Standards, Codes & Design Topic: Hardwood Market Trends Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Policy: What’s Changing and How It Affects You Topic: Advocacy Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 What to Look Forward to at NHLA 2026 Topic: NHLA Convention Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Family Business Succession—Myths You’ve Heard, Facts You Need Topic: Risk Management Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Part 3: Hardwood, National Security & Domestic Demand Topic: Hardwood Market Trends Learn More RSVP January 22, 2025 Part 2: Global Demand and U.S. Hardwood Logs and Lumber Topic: Hardwood Market Trends Learn More RSVP Load More Interested in Hosting a Webinar? Are you an industry expert with valuable knowledge to share? NHLA is always looking for engaging presenters to lead webinars on technical skills, operational excellence, sustainability, market trends, and more. If you have insight to offer, we’d love to collaborate. Contact Us

Job Opening Detail Lumber Grader Dwight Lewis Lumber Company Lumber Grader Dwight Lewis Lumber Company Hillsgrove, PA Position Description About Us Nestled in the Endless Mountains of North Central Pennsylvania, Dwight Lewis Lumber is a fourth-generation, family-owned sawmill and timber management company managing over 15,000 acres of forest. We are FSC Certified and committed to sustainable and renewable forest management practices. Our operations include a modern sawmill and dry kiln facilities. Position Overview We are seeking a skilled Lumber Grader to join our team. This role is responsible for grading hardwood lumber according to NHLA standards to ensure quality, consistency, and customer satisfaction. The ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of lumber grading rules, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety and efficiency. Required Skills & Experience Duties & Responsibilities • Grade hardwood lumber according to NHLA rules and company standards. • Inspect lumber for defects, species, and quality to determine grade. • Ensure accurate tallying and recording of graded lumber. • Work closely with production staff to maintain consistent quality standards. • Monitor lumber flow and assist in optimizing production efficiency. • Communicate with management regarding quality issues or improvements. • Maintain a clean and organized grading area in compliance with OSHA safety standards. • Provide training and guidance to junior staff on grading practices. • Perform other related duties as assigned. Qualifications & Skills • Thorough understanding of NHLA hardwood lumber grading rules. • Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. • Ability to identify species, defects, and characteristics of hardwood lumber. • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. • Knowledge of safety practices, guidelines, and regulations. • Effective communication skills and ability to work in a team environment. • Valid PA Driver’s License required. Education & Experience • High school diploma or GED required; vocational training in forestry or wood technology preferred. • NHLA certification preferred • Minimum 2 years of lumber grading experience preferred. Physical Requirements • Prolonged periods of standing, bending, and lifting. • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. • Visual acuity for inspecting lumber quality and defects. • Manual dexterity for handling and sorting lumber. Salary & Benefits $20.00 per hour, depending on experience; full-time, 40 hours per week + minimum 5 hours overtime weekly. Health Insurance (eligible after 60-days) Retirement Paid Holidays Paid Time Off (PTO) - Vacation and Personal Days Retirement Plan Boot Allowance Employee Discount How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: breannew@lewislp.com Other Job Opportunities Millwrights and Electricians Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP Saw Filers and Head Sawyers Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP Sawmill Manager We are a family owned business that has been in operation for over 30 years. Our Mill Manager is responsible for supervising all aspects of lumber production operations. This includes achieving production goals, ensuring machinery is maintained and ready for production, enforcing safety and lumber quality standards and utilizing raw materials in the most efficient manner. May 18, 2026 Silver Leaf Sawmill/PNHL CO. Elmira, MI Learn More RSVP

The National Hardwood Academy (NHA) offers hands-on hardwood training programs in lumber grading, kiln drying, and more. Learn. Train. Launch your career. The Standard in Hardwood Education Since 1948 Start local. Go global. Build a future rooted in hardwood. Launch a career in the thriving hardwood lumber industry with hands-on training from the National Hardwood Academy. Based in Memphis, TN — and open to students worldwide — our programs prepare you for high-demand roles in lumber grading, kiln drying, production, mill management, sales, and much more. Whether you’re starting fresh, changing careers, or advancing in your current job, NHA offers flexible learning paths, real-world experience, and direct access to job opportunities across North America. Core Programs Inspector Training School Our flagship program — held at the National Hardwood Academy in Memphis, TN — offers immersive, full-time training in hardwood lumber grading. Learn More RSVP Hybrid Inspector Training Combining on-campus sessions with a self-paced online module, the hybrid program is ideal for students balancing work, travel, or family commitments. Learn More RSVP Short Courses Designed for busy professionals, these 1–3 day workshops deliver targeted, high-demand training to enhance individual expertise and team performance. Learn More RSVP Career Opportunities Graduates of the National Hardwood Academy and Inspector Training School join a global network of professionals spanning every corner of the hardwood supply chain. Lasting Legacy : Built on leadership, skill, and connection. Global Community : United by shared training and professional standards. Industry Commitment : Dedicated to advancing the hardwood sector. Explore Career Opprtunities Student Life Student life at the National Hardwood Academy is built on camaraderie, hands-on learning, and unwavering faculty support. You'll train alongside classmates who quickly become like family, guided by instructors who are deeply invested in your growth and success — both in the classroom and beyond. Explore Student Life Ready to Take the First Step? Applying to NHA is a straightforward process designed to get you on the path to a rewarding career in the hardwood industry, and scholarships are available on a need basis. Review our admissions information then complete the online application form and submit your supporting documents. Whether you're just entering the workforce or making a career change, our team is here to guide you every step of the way. Apply Now

Meet the speakers and explore session highlights for the NHLA Annual Convention. Gain insights from top voices in the hardwood industry and beyond. Convention Speakers & Sessions Unmatched insight, innovation, and inspiration for the hardwood industry. Get ready to hear from some of the hardwood industry's most respected leaders, innovators, and technical experts. From big-picture keynotes to deep-dive educational breakouts, the NHLA Annual Convention's speaker lineup delivers actionable insights and future-focused strategy that helps your business grow. Connor Lokar 2026 Keynote Speaker Connor Lokar - ITR Economics Few economists present their insights with the authority, accuracy, and humor that Connor Lokar brings to the stage. From the intimate executive retreat to the standing room-only keynote, he delivers practical economic intelligence with charm and candor. Connor has been giving economic keynotes, workshops, and webinars across North America since he joined ITR Economics in 2014. With his quick wit and knack for storytelling, he successfully educates his audiences while simultaneously captivating them. Thousands of business leaders have enjoyed his dynamic approach; Connor emphasizes the applicability of economic intelligence and calls his audience to action. When not on stage, Connor contributes his economic expertise in the role of trusted advisor, consulting directly with management teams of firms large and small. ITR’s clients meet with Connor at critical planning junctures to ensure that their strategic plans, goals, and internal initiatives are in alignment with their tailored forecasts. As ITR Economics’ senior forecaster, Connor has a particularly keen understanding of how forecasts are derived. The resulting insights enable clients to make the most of their economic outlooks. Connor specializes in construction and industrial markets but consults and presents to businesses across all industries, helping them grow revenue and remain profitable through an ever-changing business cycle. He has been featured in articles from AMT Online, NTD, and The Epoch Times. Sponsored by: Baillie 2026 Speakers and Sessions Items for the 2026 Convention will be posted soon! Thursday, Sep 17 • 1:00 PM Keynote Speaker: Connor Lokar Speaker: Connor Lokar Learn More RSVP Thursday, Sep 17 • 6:00 PM Operating Savings Using Wood Energy Speaker: Lew McCreery Learn More RSVP Thursday, Sep 17 • 7:30 PM Global Markets & the Future of American Hardwood Speaker: Mike Snow Learn More RSVP Friday, Sep 18 • 6:00 PM Thermal Modification Panel Speaker: Coming Soon Learn More RSVP Friday, Sep 18 • 7:30 PM The Hardwood Industry Now: Data, Direction & What Comes Next Speaker: Dan Meyer Learn More RSVP Have Questions About the Convention? Not sure which events to attend or need help registering? Our team is here to ensure your NHLA Convention experience is seamless, enjoyable, and valuable. Whether you're an attendee, sponsor, or exhibitor, we’re happy to help. Contact John

Species Guide Ash Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Ash is ideal for bending and turning. It is strong and tough with distinctive grain, character and color. In general ash is a light colored wood, with sapwood varying from white to yellow and heartwood light to dark brown, sometimes with lighter streaks. The color difference between the outer light-colored white sapwood and inner, darker, even brown heartwood is quite distinct. Ash wood is generally straight-grained with a coarse uniform texture. Its appearance has a very strong grain contrast between the softer summer growth and hard winter growth rings. No two pieces are ever the same in appearance. Scientific Name Fraxinus americana Avg. Board Length 6’ – 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4 Also Known As Ash, Northern Ash, Southern Ash Avg. Board Width 6” – 10” Avg. Dried Weight 3.5 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Ash trees grow commonly throughout the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests, from the north in New York State to the southern States along the Gulf of Mexico, and everywhere in between. They grow high in the mountains and low on the plains and coastal areas giving rise to great variety of character. With such widespread distribution in latitude, climate and soil conditions, there are significant variations in ash depending on location, in particular between the slower grown northern and faster grown southern trees. There are also sub-species that add to this variety. Despite some longer-term threats by forest pests and disease to the ash standing stock of timber, ash is a prolific species. Forest Inventory Analysis (FIA) data shows U.S. ash growing stock is 657 million m3, 4.5% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American ash is growing 3.3 million m3/per year while the harvest is 6.9 million m3 per year. Net volume (after harvest) is increasing -3.5 million m3 each year. The 2014 inventory indicates that U.S. ash growth exceeds harvest in all major supplying states except Michigan and Ohio, which are central to the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation. Ash mortality rates and removals are expected to rise in the immediate future, likely in excess of growth in some states, due to the EAB infestation. Ash is readily available as sawn lumber and veneer, in a wide range of grades and sizes. In the north the sapwood tends to be less due to the shorter growing season, than in the south where the wood is grown faster with more open grain and texture. Ash may be sold on the basis of color and is widely available for export. Ash was the 4th major American hardwood species to be exported worldwide by volume in 2015. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications This sustainably managed wood from natural forests of North America, with its excellent environmental credentials, is popular with designers, architects, specialist users and consumers around the world. Its main uses are furniture, flooring, doors, architectural joinery and mouldings, kitchen cabinets, tool and sport handles. Doors Flooring Furniture Mouldings

Meet the NHLA National Inspectors—industry experts who provide on-site inspections, training, and rule compliance support to members across North America. National Inspectors Trust the hardwood industry experts you can rely on. With over 200 years of combined industry experience, NHLA National Inspectors have encountered and overcome virtually every challenge in hardwood lumber grading and quality control. Our expert team leverages unmatched knowledge, proven methodologies, and comprehensive resources to deliver world-class inspection services — anytime, anywhere. Dana Spessert NHLA Chief Inspector Dana began working for NHLA as Chief Inspector in September 2010 and has more than 30 years of industry experience. As Chief Inspector, Dana is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the NHLA grading rules by supervising the association’s National Inspectors. He also serves as the Dean of the NHLA Inspector Training School. Dana was born into the lumber industry – his father graduated from the NHLA Inspector Training School in 1962. A native of West Virginia, Dana began his career working at his family-owned sawmill and later graduated from the NHLA Inspector Training School in the spring of 1986. Dana worked independently as a Lumber Inspector for several companies in the areas surrounding Elkins, West Virginia. He also spent five years working as the production supervisor at Colonial Millworks, Ltd. Dana then spent the next nine years working as the Quality Control Manager for Coastal Lumber Company. Dana is a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Leadership Training Course. (901) 399-7551 Email Dana NHLA National Inspectors Roman Matyushchenko Associate ITS Dean & National Inspector Email Roman (901) 399-7569 Tom Byers Mid-Atlantic & Northeast Regions Email Tom (814) 431-5699 Kevin Evilsizer Midwest & Western Regions Email Kevin (417) 260-5416 Simon Larocque Canadian Region Email Simon (819) 712-1640 Benji Richards NHLA Industry Services Sales Manager Email Benji (828) 610-3406 Drew Snider National Inspector Email Drew Marty Westeen National Inspector Email Marty (715) 570-3655 Have Questions About Our National Inspectors? If you have questions about NHLA inspections, want to request an on-site visit, or are unsure who to contact, our team is here to help you connect with the right Inspector. Contact Dana

Discover NHLA’s role in supporting the Real American Hardwood Coalition—promoting the sustainability, beauty, and performance of American hardwood products. Real American Hardwood Celebrating the beauty. Sharing the story. Growing the demand. The National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) is proud to be a founding partner of the Real American Hardwood Coalition (RAHC)—a nationwide effort to inspire architects, designers, builders, and consumers to choose genuine American hardwood for their homes, projects, and products. A United Industry Voice for North American Hardwoods The Real American Hardwood Coalition is a collaborative, industry-wide initiative that aims to increase awareness and drive demand for real hardwood products, including flooring, cabinetry, furniture, millwork, and more. Through consumer education, digital marketing, and storytelling, the coalition highlights the unmatched beauty, sustainability, and authenticity of American hardwoods. As a founding member, NHLA is deeply invested in the mission and momentum of the RAHC—supporting content development, industry engagement, and the promotion of hardwood as the natural choice in a competitive market. Learn More and Get Involved Want to see the movement in action? Visit the official Real American Hardwood website to explore engaging videos, educational resources, and content you can share to help spread the word. Together, we can ensure the next generation understands the value of choosing real. RealAmericanHardwood.com Built for Consumers RealAmericanHardwood.pro Built for Professionals

Explore rewarding careers in the hardwood industry, from lumber inspection to production management. See where an NHA education can take you. Career Opportunities Start your hardwood lumber industry career here. The hardwood lumber industry drives the U.S. economy, with strong demand for skilled professionals in sawmills, manufacturing, and beyond. Companies seek workers who understand lumber quality, grading, and production. National Hardwood Academy graduates are job-ready, equipped with hands-on skills respected worldwide, unlocking lasting career opportunities in a growing industry. Hardwood Industry Careers with Strong Growth Potential Vital to the U.S. Economy : Ongoing demand for skilled professionals in lumber grading, production, and manufacturing. Industry Needs : Sawmills and manufacturing companies require workers trained in lumber quality, NHLA grading rules, and production efficiency. Job-Ready Graduates : National Hardwood Academy graduates are equipped with skills recognized nationwide and internationally. Graduate Testimonials  “We feel it is extremely important to hire NHLA certified inspectors/graders. Not only did I get my start by attending Inspector Training School, but my youngest son did as well. Graduates know the rules and know what our customers are expecting. Since they understand this, our customers are always happy. When I am ready to send an employee to Inspector Training School, I look for a problem solver. Someone that is ambitious, reliable, and looking to better themselves. Lumber inspectors are revered in this industry, and ITS is a fantastic way to create a great career for yourself. ITS gave me the opportunity to grow in this industry. I have applied the education I got from there throughout my life, and it has been the most important thing that contributed to my success." Bucky Pescaglia President MO PAC Lumber Company  Career Paths Hardwood Lumber Grading Become an expert in evaluating and classifying hardwood lumber. Graders play a vital role in ensuring quality and consistency—skills that are in high demand across sawmills, distribution yards, and manufacturing facilities. Learn More RSVP Hardwood Lumber Sales Build lasting relationships and connect customers with the right products. Sales professionals combine product knowledge and communication skills to help drive growth for mills, distributors, and manufacturers worldwide. Learn More RSVP Production Management Lead teams, improve efficiency, and oversee every stage of the hardwood production process. Production managers play a key role in maintaining safety, quality, and profitability within modern manufacturing operations. Learn More RSVP Launch Your Career with the National Hardwood Academy Take the first step toward a stable, high-demand career in the hardwood industry. Our hands-on, industry-approved programs prepare you for success as a certified lumber grader, quality control professional, or production expert. Apply Now

Explore the special events at the NHLA Annual Convention, including networking receptions, golf tournaments, and exclusive social gatherings. Convention Special Events Unwind, connect, and celebrate in Cleveland. The NHLA Annual Convention is more than meetings and trade shows — it’s where real relationships are built. Join us for a series of can’t-miss special events that combine networking, fun, and a celebration of the hardwood industry’s strong sense of community. More Than a Convention — It’s an Experience The NHLA Annual Convention goes beyond education and exhibits. Our signature special events offer the perfect chance to unwind, deepen professional connections, and experience the hospitality of the hardwood community. Whether you’re catching up with longtime friends or meeting new faces in the industry, these events are where bonds are formed and business relationships begin. From welcome receptions and evening mixers to golf tournaments and group excursions, the 2025 event lineup promises something for everyone. 2026 Special Event Lineup Items for the 2026 Convention will be posted soon! Tuesday, Sep 15 • 1:00 PM 3 Day Intro to Hardwood Lumber Grading Learn More RSVP Wednesday, Sep 16 • 1:00 PM 2026 ITSEF Golf Classic Learn More RSVP Wednesday, Sep 16 • 10:00 PM Opening Jam Welcome Reception Learn More RSVP Thursday, Sep 17 • 4:00 PM Spouse Event: Cruise on the Lady Caroline Learn More RSVP Thursday, Sep 17 • 8:45 PM NHLA Inspector Training School Alumni Reception Learn More RSVP Thursday, Sep 17 • 11:00 PM Better Together Reception at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Learn More RSVP Friday, Sep 18 • 12:00 PM Built to Lead: Women Shaping the Industry Breakfast Learn More RSVP Friday, Sep 18 • 11:00 PM Encore Celebration Learn More RSVP Have Questions About the Convention? Not sure which events to attend or need help registering? Our team is here to ensure your NHLA Convention experience is seamless, enjoyable, and valuable. Whether you're an attendee, sponsor, or exhibitor, we’re happy to help. Contact John

Explore the NHLA Century Club, honoring companies that have maintained membership for over 100 years. Legacy, leadership, and commitment to hardwood. Century Club Celebrating members with over 100 years of excellence in the hardwood industry. Alan McIlvain Co. Marcus Hook, PA The Century Club honors companies that have supported NHLA and advanced the hardwood industry for over 100 years. This prestigious recognition celebrates a legacy of commitment, leadership, and excellence. Century Club members have not only helped shape the past but continue to play a vital role in the future of North American hardwood. Century Club Members AT Lumber Co. Founded in 1889. Vicksburg, MS View Website Alan McIlvain Co. Founded in 1798. Marcus Hook, PA View Website Buskirk Lumber Co. Founded in 1920. Freeport, MI View Website Cole Hardwood, Inc. Founded in 1900. Logansport, IN View Website Frank E. Wilson Lumber Co. Founded in 1900. Elkins, WV View Website Hartzell Hardwoods Founded in 1875. Piqua, OH View Website Heidler Hardwood Lumber Co. Founded in 1903. Chicago, IL View Website Holmes & Co. Founded in 1900. Columbia City, IN View Website Holt & Bugbee Co. Founded in 1825. Tewksbury, MA View Website JM Jones Lumber Co. Founded in 1911. Natchez, MS View Website MacBeath Hardwood Co. Founded in 1925. Berkeley, CA View Website Maley & Wertz, Inc. Founded in 1825. Evansville, IN View Website Robinson Lumber Company Founded in 1893. New Orleans, LA View Website The Appalachian Hardwood Lumber Company Founded in 1911. Bedford Heights, OH View Website Thomas & Proetz Lumber Co. Founded in 1896. St. Louis, MO View Website Tigerton Lumber Co. Founded in 1887. Tigerton, WI View Website A Century of Stories Hartzell Hardwoods 3:05 • 9 years ago RSVP JM Jones 3:37 • 10 years ago RSVP Tigerton Lumber Co. 4:45 • 10 years ago RSVP Have Questions About Membership? We’re here to help. Whether you have questions about benefits, eligibility, or how NHLA membership can support your business, reach out to John Hester, Chief Development Officer, for personalized guidance. Let’s grow the hardwood industry together! Contact John

Meet the sponsors powering the NHLA Convention. Explore sponsorship levels, see who’s supporting the industry, and learn how to become a sponsor. Convention Sponsors Honoring the partners who power the hardwood industry’s premier event. The NHLA Annual Convention is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors. These industry-leading companies help elevate the experience for every attendee — from impactful programming and special events to on-site branding and networking opportunities. Align Your Brand with Hardwood Industry Leadership As a sponsor of the NHLA Annual Convention, your company gains high-impact visibility and direct access to the most influential decision-makers in the hardwood lumber industry. Whether you're promoting a new product, building relationships, or reinforcing your leadership position, sponsorship delivers measurable return. Thank you to our 2026 Convention Sponsors! Premier Sponsor Pinnacle Sponsor Alder Sponsor Walnut Sponsors RSVP Cherry Sponsors RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP RSVP Maple Sponsors Breeze Dried, Inc. BIRCH Sponsors Lumber Resources Red Oak Sponsors A.W. Stiles Contractors, Inc. Alan McIlvain Co. Biolube Eagle Machinery & Supply, Inc. Goodfellow Granite Valley Forest Products Heartwood Brands Holt & Bugbee Hurst Boiler & Welding Co., Inc. ISK Biocides Interglobo North America Keiver-Willard Matson Lumber Co. Stephens Hardwood Swaner Hardwood TMX Shipping Co. TimberRisk Ready to Elevate Your Brand at the Convention? Join a select group of companies who are making a difference in the hardwood industry. Sponsoring the NHLA Convention is your opportunity to connect with top-tier decision-makers, maximize brand visibility, and demonstrate your commitment to industry growth. Contact John